Use this space to post reviews of any fiction book from the Library. Just click on Comments!Remember to include the book title and author at the start of your review and sign off with your name.
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The review site for Read To Succeed, James Hamilton Academy's S1 / S2 reading programme
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Reviewing is Easy!
All you have to do is find the author you have chosen from your sheet, read any info or special instructions, then click on 'Comments'.
You can then type your review or comment in the box, including the book title at the top.
Sign off by selecting 'Name' then type your full name and class in the box.
Feel free to comment on other pupils' reviews too!
You can then type your review or comment in the box, including the book title at the top.
Sign off by selecting 'Name' then type your full name and class in the box.
Feel free to comment on other pupils' reviews too!
Blogger of the Month
Congratulations to the winners and runners-up in October's Blog of the Month competition!
Guide to a Good Review
You too could be Blogger of the Month!
Some tips for a good review are:
- Include just a little bit of plot summary
- What is your personal response to the book (was it good or bad, exciting or boring, sad or happy?)
- Explain why you felt this about the book. What did the author do to make the story exciting or boring or sad or happy?
- Talk about the characters, what they did and if you identified with them
-Talk about the narrative style - was it written in the first person or third person?
Some tips for a good review are:
- Include just a little bit of plot summary
- What is your personal response to the book (was it good or bad, exciting or boring, sad or happy?)
- Explain why you felt this about the book. What did the author do to make the story exciting or boring or sad or happy?
- Talk about the characters, what they did and if you identified with them
-Talk about the narrative style - was it written in the first person or third person?
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- Level 1 - Keith Gray
- Level 1 - Paul Stewart & Chris Riddell
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- Level 1 - Roald Dahl
- Level 1 - C. S. Lewis
- Level 1 - Michael Morpurgo
- Level 1 - Jaqueline Wilson
- Level 1 - Jenny Oldfield
- Level 1 - Alan Durant
- Level 1 - Judy Allen
- Level 1 - Gillian Cross
- Level 1 - Anthony Horowitz
- Level 1 - Philip Pullman
- Level 1 - Pauline Francis
- Level 1 - Lemony Snicket
- Level 1 - Jan Mark
- Level 1 - J. K. Rowling
- Level 1 - Theresa Breslin
- Level 1 - Rosie Rushton
- Level 1 - Non-Fiction Book Of Your Choice
- Level 1 - Fiction Book Of Your Choice
- Level 2 - Annie Dalton
- Level 2 - Darren Shan
- Level 2 - Terry Pratchett
- Level 2 - Eoin Colfer
- Level 2 - Sarah Dessen
- Level 2 - Cathy Cassidy
- Level 2 - Michelle Magorian
- Level 2 - Michael Morpurgo
- Level 2 - Malorie Blackman
- Level 2 - Anne Fine
- Level 2 - Fiction Book Of Your Choice
- Level 2 - Non-Fiction Book Of Your Choice
- Level 3 - Michael Coleman
- Level 3 - Catherine MacPhail
- Level 3 - Catherine Forde
- Level 3 - David Almond
- Level 3 - J. R. R. Tolkien
- Level 3 - Dick King-Smith
- Level 3 - Philip Reeve
- Level 3 - Eva Ibbotson
- Level 3 - Elizabeth Laird
- Level 3 - Robert Swindells
- Level 3 - Kevin Brooks
- Level 3 - Sarah Dessen
- Level 3 - Nicola Morgan
- Level 3 - Philip Pullman
- Level 3 - Celia Rees
- Level 3 - Jan Mark
- Level 3 - Theresa Breslin
- Level 3 - Non-Fiction Book Of Your Choice
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